"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Matt Springer should probably trim his toenails more often. Instead, he spends far too much time thinking and writing about pop culture ephemera, at Alert Nerd (for geek stuff) and Pop Geek (for everything else). His debut novel, Unconventional, is the tale of a fateful weekend for three geeks at a sci-fi con, and is available as a free PDF download. He lives with his lovely wife and the perfect toddler in Orlando, FL.
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The new record from Squeeze's Difford is easy like Sunday morning.
The Olympic Games become remarkably mundane — just another story for the hungry maw of the media.
Comics scholar and visionary Scott McCloud revisits his earliest fiction work--a tale of rayguns, teenagers, and Burger Kings in the rain.
Goodbye, So You Think You Can Dance. So I think I might cry. And skip the finale.
Shimmery, swoony, tipsy pop music with more hooks than a bait shop.
The final performance show before the finale provides the perfect opportunity to handicap the remaining six dancers. Also, why Cat Deeley is wonderful.
Down to the dancing wire — the elite eight, and two more weeks of show.
Television comedy so wrong, and so very right.
Kinda flat, and not as fun as it should be--you know, like any comic adaptation of a late-sixties TV show that never existed.
Reality TV: Only as "real" as you allow it to be.
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